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Mayor of Brisbane has 67 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 20 references, with 2 live disagreements.
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Received Telegram From | Chairman Port Douglas Divisional Board | [18] |
| Wired Back Amount | £50 | [18] |
| Believes Agriculture Viable | null | [5] |
| Confident Provides | Living and Competency | [5] |
| Expressed Regret Over | Number of Unemployed | [5] |
| Hoped Avoid | Starvation | [5] |
| Stated Council Limited by | Lack of Government Funds | [5] |
| Suggests Turn to | Agriculture | [5] |
| Occupied the Chair | null | [11] |
| Withdrew Permit to | Salvation Army | [20] |
| Intimated Early Morning | Premier Mr Griffith | [7] |
| Refused Permission for | Orangemen Street Procession | [19] |
| Issued Invitations for | Jubilee Ball | [6] |
| Agreed to Communicate With | Queensland Meat Export Company | [2] |
| Has Returned From Visit to | Southern Capitals | [2] |
| Is Impressed With | Wood Paving and Abattoir in Southern Capitals | [2] |
| Expressed Inability to Grant Assistance | Flood Relief Fund | [1] |
| Handled Large Amount of Money | true | [1] |
| Has No Idea of Fund Position | true | [1] |
| Immediately Handed Over to | Flood Relief Committee | [1] |
| Promised to Represent to | Mr J a Clarke | [1] |
| Sympathised With | Working Men Deputation | [1] |
| Advised Against | Abusing Government | [1] |
| Advocates Settlement | true | [1] |
| Belief | outcome... fruitless | [1] |
| Belief Public Opinion Influence | expression of public opinion... go a long way to settle the difficulty | [1] |
| Condition for Calling Meeting | not to place only one side... before the public | [1] |
| Expressed Pleased to | do anything... bring the struggle... to an end | [1] |
| Hoped for | Fair and Impartial Meeting | [1] |
| Presumed | deputation had drafted resolutions and arranged speakers | [1] |
| Promised Meeting | Monday evening next at 8 o'clock | [1] |
| Promised to | do his utmost to bring about... desirable result | [1] |
| Reason for Advice | would only tend to make matters worse | [1] |
| Support for | Equitable Settlement Meeting | [1] |
| Without Bias | without any particular side being taken | [1] |
| Is | Mr Alderman Galloway | [8] |
| Proposed Motion | Cable of Condolence | [14] |
| Sends Message on Own Responsibility | Cable of Condolence | [14] |
| Takes Personal Responsibility | Cable of Condolence | [14] |
| Described Mr W Brookes As Consistent | null | [2] |
| Introduced Speaker | Mr W Brookes | [2] |
| Knew Person for Duration | 25-30 | [2] |
| Observed As Forward on | Public Occasions | [2] |
| Observed Mr W Brookes Never Deviated From | Opinions | [2] |
| Occupied Chair at | Meeting North Brisbane Electors | [2] |
| Received Vote of Thanks | null | [2] |
| Revokes Salvation Army Rights | Public Preaching | [20] |
| Has Authority to Issue Invitations | null | [6] |
| Expects Money to Be Released | true | [1] |
| Rdfs:label | Mayor of Brisbane | [15] |
| Rdfs:label | Mayor of Brisbane | [16] |
| Wrote Letter | Lord Mayor of London | [15] |
| Role | president | [16] |
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trove:article/350945101 Feb 1890 - The Brisbane Courier. Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), Saturday 1 February 1890, page 4 THE BRISBANE COURIER SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1890. AMPLE evidence was furnished at Thurs-day's interview with Ministers on the sugar q…
trove:article/349014920 Dec 1888 - The Brisbane Courier Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), Thursday 20 December 1888, page 4 Wm IJtfetow* ëuxm THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, ms. THE political «isis in New South \Vale3 has come to an end. "Few people really believed…
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